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Close portrait of a wet and muddy Polar Bear opening its mouth and exposing two curved canine teeth in Wapusk National Park, Manitoba.

Polar Intensity: A Wet and Muddy Polar Bear in Wapusk National Park (Ursus maritimus, Ours Blanc). Wapusk National Park along western Hudson Bay in northern Manitoba, Canada. Image Copyright ©Christopher Dodds. 600mm with 2X teleconverter @1,200mm. ISO 10,000, f/8 @ 1/5,000s, manual exposure. Full-frame image.

Polar Intensity: The Polar Bear and the Two Cashews

Christopher Dodds September 9, 2026

Two curved teeth that remind me of cashews give this Polar Bear portrait its intensity—but the bear had been peacefully grazing on berries. Here’s the story behind the photograph from Wapusk National Park, Manitoba, and the approaching bear it detected before I did.

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In polar bears, Wildlife Photography Tags Polar Bear, Polar Bear behaviour, Polar Bear sense of smell, Polar Bear teeth, Polar Bear portrait, Wapusk National Park, Hudson Bay, Manitoba wildlife, Arctic wildlife, wildlife photography
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